Bancroft Davis to Bancroft, August 23, 1870
Mr. Davis to Mr. Bancroft. No. 222.] Department of State, Washington, August 23, 1870. Sir: I have to acknowledge the receipt of your No. 119 of the 28th ultimo, and…
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46,149 lettersMr. Davis to Mr. Bancroft. No. 222.] Department of State, Washington, August 23, 1870. Sir: I have to acknowledge the receipt of your No. 119 of the 28th ultimo, and…
Mr. Davis to Mr. Bancroft. No. 219.] Department of State, Washington, August 17, 1870. Sir: Inclosed you will find a copy of Mr. Washburne’s dispatch, No. 238, on the subject…
Mr. Davis to Mr. Bancroft. No. 216.] Department of State, Washington, August 16, 1870. Sir: On the 13th instant this Department received from Mr. Washburne a telegram relating to the…
[Telegram.] Mr. Davis to Mr. Bancroft. Department of State, Washington, August 14, 1870. News of credit sent to Washburne. Gramont gave notice two weeks since of probable expulsion. Washburne protested…
[Telegram.] Mr. Davis to Mr. Bancroft. Department of State, Washington, August 13, 1870. French government decides North Germans, with certain exceptions, quit France. Impossible for great numbers of poor to…
Mr. Davis to Mr. Bancroft. No. 214.] Department of State, Washington, August 9, 1870. Sir: With reference to your dispatch of the 16th ultimo, No. 112, which presents a very…
Proclamation of neutrality. Information having been received that war has broken out between Prussia and France, his Majesty the Emperor has declared his resolve to maintain strict neutrality, and he…
Mr. De Long to Mr. Fish. United States Legation Yokohama, Japan, October 10, 1870. (Received November 25.) Sir: I have the honor to inform you that on the 4th instant…
[Telegram.] Mr. Fish to Mr. Motley. Department of State, Washington, November 15, 1870. Motley, Minister London: Send by first opportunity following: Washburne, Minister Paris: The President instructs me to say,…
Mr. Motley to Mr. Fish. No. 502.] Legation of the United States, London, November 1, 1870. (Received November 15.) Sir: Referring to my Nos. 482 and 489, I have now…
[Telegram.] Mr. Motley to Mr. Fish. Washington, D. C., October 23, 1870. (Received at 1.30 p. m.) To Fish, Secretary of State, Washington City: Lord Granville has just informed me…
[From the Times, Monday, October 10, 1870.] British neutrality. The following is a translation of a dispatch addressed by the North German ambassador to Lord Granville, in continuation of the…
Mr. Motley to Mr. Fish. No. 489.] Legation of the United States, London, October 15, 1870. (Received October 29.) Sir: Referring to my No. 482, I have the honor to…
Mr. Motley to Mr. Fish. No. 486.] Legation of the United States, London, October 13, 1870. (Received October 26.) Sir: I sent you on the 10th instant a dispatch, partly…
[From the Times, Monday, September 19, 1870.] British neutrality. The following correspondence has passed between the ambassador of the North German Confederation and the secretary for foreign affairs: “memorandum communicated…
Mr. Motley to Mr. Fish. No. 482.] Legation of the United States, London, October 6, 1870. (Received October 18, 1870.) Sir: I have the honor to send herewith a copy…
Mission of M. Jules Favre to Count Bismarck. The following is a translation of the document, which is extracted from the Moniteur September 28, 1870: “Official bulletin of the delegation…
Mr. Motley to Mr. Fish. No. 474.] Legation of the United States, London, October 1, 1870. (Received October 14, 1870.) I have the honor to send herewith copies of the…
Mr. Motley to Mr. Fish. No. 429.] Legation of the United States, London, August 18, 1870. (Received August 30.) I have the honor to send herewith a circular dispatch of…
Mr. Motley to Mr. Fish. No. 425.] Legation of the United States, London, August 11, 1870. (Received August 24.) Sir: I sent you a telegram on the 9th instant in…